Two of our awesome Construction Pathways members stopped by for their supplies for their next projects. Thank you Mr.Focarelli for going the extra mile for our students!
3rd grade tried out different patterns, bright colors, and bold lines during class today.
Elementary students!
It's already almost that time again!
The DEA & DA are asking schools to share this out as there has been a rise in this deadly drug. We are lucky it hasn't taken any students in Warner yet but it has in other school districts. Parents please read and have a talk with your teen.
Seniors! The UC application is now open!
Had the pleasure of being a guest in our Career Exploration course today! Students first took a series of Career Assessment tests then chose one career from the few they were matched with based on their interests and strengths. Students created wonderful PowerPoints/slideshows and posters then presented them to their classmates. Great work Ms. Grigorian and Wildcats!
September is Suicide Prevention Month. Remember you are not alone and there are resources to help. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (800273TALK) offers free confidential crisis counseling 24/7/365 and you don't have to be in crisis to call. YOU ARE LOVED. YOU BELONG. YOU MATTER.
Warner Parents,
This is a reminder that we provide a free weeks worth of breakfasts and lunches to students on Fridays in our cafeteria for pickup. If you have questions about the program, please call the district office at 760-782-3517
Another shared artwork from the elementary art lesson
“Draw a Zentangle Hand” created by Liah Ayala.
Grate use of line, shape and color!
Love the love and happy faces.
Mrs.K
6th grade student, Crystal Perez, shows off her amazing art skills with this beautiful cake with fondant icing and decorations! What an artist!!
Another shared artwork from the elementary art lesson "Draw a Zentangle Hand" by Liah Ayala.
Great use of line, shape and color!
Love the love and happy faces.
Mrs. K
During virtual learning Mrs.Sutton our School Counselor is leading all High Student's advisory classes . First week the students completed checkins and also a lesson on Mindfulness. Mrs. Sutton has also began google meet checkins and students started a Mental Health Basics Course covering:
Mental Health Basics (The impact of Stress)
Understanding Mental Health Disorders, Healthy Coping Skills, how to seek help and how to be there for a friend/family member in need. Next months topic is Suicide Prevention.
Please reach out anytime and don't forget about the Counseling Website for more resouces. We are here for you Wildcats!
6th grader Angela Montes displays some of her great Art skills. Mrs. K is an amazing teacher!
2nd grade is rocking it!! We have already read 150 books online! Miss Chermaine is so proud of all of you for working so hard!
Julian Pathways is working with the Dolly Parton Imagination Library to bring FREE books to kids monthly from ages 0-5. This is an awesome opportunity for our Warner families with younger kids to build their home libraries. Check out how to sign up and keep reading!
https://tinyurl.com/y5nyv8hr
So excited had our first ASB meeting today. Next time it will be on Google Meets. We have an ASB virtual workroom. It's pretty basic but we will be adding to it! Check it out if you want to be a part of ASB my Warner high school mammals!!!!!
Dear Warner Parents,
There seems to be some confusion and excitement with our last notice. Let me reiterate what we know right now. Warner Unified is going to slowly open up and start bringing in small groups of students that need in help, assessing, or testing in person. That is all we are going to do to start. If a family doesn't feel comfortable then you don't need to have your student come physically in. We will still be offering our current online model. Warner Unified will monitor the COVID-19 numbers and how other schools are doing and then decide where to go from there. Even when we open school up we will still be offering an online model. If you have questions, please call the district office for clarity.
Check this out!
Dear Warner Parents,
The county of San Diego has given school districts the green light to start opening up next week. Warner Unified will proceed with caution and monitor the situation. We are going to safely and slowly open our doors and allow small groups of students to return. We will have all our safeguards in place and monitor how that goes first. Then we can believe looking at transporting students on the buses and having them back in classes. I know this is an inconvenience to some but our first priority is our students’ safety. More information will be coming, but for the remainder of this week and next week, we will be continuing with distance learning.
Thank you,
David MacLeod
Superintendent